Display your own version control through the git command, for example, within 7 days?

by Devin Yang
(This article was automatically translated.)

Published - 2 years ago ( Updated - 2 years ago )

How to display your own version control through git commands?
These commands are for reference only, at least you should change the author name.

--author's parameter, it can also be mailbox

Single-line date range

git log --pretty=oneline --since="2022-12- 17" --until="2022-12-18" --author="devin"

format

git log --pretty=format:"% an --- %s" --since="2022-12-10" --until="2022-12-18" --author="devin"

Check 7 All your own version control within the day (we can write it as an alias, and it will be very convenient to list it when executing it)

git log --pretty="format:%h %s -- %aD %cn" --since="7 days ago" --author=devin --stat

*100033 *Description* 100067*

parameter
--pretty	Available values: oneline, short, medium, full, fuller, email, raw, format100042
	format: "Format below" %an author's name %H full SHA-1 hash other %h abbreviated commit hash, %ae author mailbox %cn committer name, %ce commiter email, %cd commit date (committer date) %e encod ing %s subject %n newline
--since	"yyyy-mm-dd" start date
--until	"yyyy-mm-dd" Completion Date
--author	"John Doe" Author Name

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Devin Yang

Feel free to ask me, if you don't get it.:)

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